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Bridget Ladd

Award-Winning Author of the Critically-Acclaimed Rise of the Ardent Series

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The Story of Bridget Ladd

Bridget Ladd never quite grew up. She's most likely to be caught carrying a pocketful of souvenir rocks and shells (to the washer's dismay) and gets excited over trivial things like colorful ponies and raiding tombs alongside her longtime favorite video game pal, Lara Croft. The smell of freshly turned dirt and the sea air are her favorites, and she isn't above doing twirling spins barefoot in the grass on a beautiful day in her yard. Her books are her shields and she will admit to having her head in the clouds more times than she probably should . . . 

Bridget graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 3D Computer Animation/Interactive Design and minored in Art History at East Carolina University. Living her life solely as an artist and illustrator after school was not enough--knowing that a picture was only worth a thousand words--she felt she needed more. She had to get the trapped stories, the vivid, sometimes adventurous, sometimes terrifying dreams, out of her head. Like the authors, artists, musicians, scientists, peaceful warriors who inspire her, she too wishes to share her worlds with others, let them escape into the unknown. Let them know that like her, it's okay to be different.

Koinobori and Kashiwa-mochi

New Releases

Soul Arbor

The thrilling third novel in the Rise Of The Ardent series! Lily's path has taken a surprising turn, leading towards a road fraught with violence and anger. She can no longer distinguish herself as a hero. For she has become the villain. Can Xander stop her before it's too late? Before she is unreachable? Journey alongside Lily as she battles the Blight within herself. Rejoice as she sets off on a dangerous quest to save the very things she's meant to destroy. And watch as bonds are strengthened and former flames reignited. Perhaps the girl she used to be, the hero she suppresses, is far stronger than she will ever know...

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"The creative adult is indeed the child who survived..."

Le Guin

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